1:: ME mentioned From Firm Page. 3 am: Hi! ail-.1: unplones of MOS within the state, was re it: jgcrga, , Schedule C an amendment by Mr. W of Danbury, increasing the W for injuries resulting m 1”. tell one half of his average . vastly :arnings before death to two “ We of his arm. was explained by Mr. German as intended to furnish . enough money to the dependants el ' deceased employees to enable them to " live in a manner approximating their mdltlon before death. Mr. Hyde of “cheater said the committee had considered the amendment. but had not thought the time was yet ripe for 1 a. The amendment was lost. L. air. Hewes of Farmington explained a long series of technical and socalled *elu-ifying“ amendments to the act, known as Schedule D. One of the pro visions requires employers to insure their full liability with an insurance company before accepting part B of the act. Another provision allows the taxing of record fees in the supreme ‘ ‘burt upon appeals. but allows no 0th 5 or costs to be taxed in either the Su- . preme or Superior‘Court. a 5n weeding. “It (the word employee) shall include one who is in the state at be time of the injury, irrespective oi the place of the contract." is struck .oot. A new section is included as fol- dove: 1 ”D of said not is hereby amended to road as follows: If any employer has wanted part B of this act as amend , , go and thereafter fails to conform to ‘ any of the provisions of section thirty of part B as amended an employee fix ”all have the option to elect, either his right to compensation under the «terms of this act as amended. or to firing an action to recover damages under the terms of part A. it the in— Jury sustained results in death. the , option to elect shall be exercigod by those persons entitled to compsnaotion V'pipler the terms of seétionnlns on wt ‘8 as 'amended. in the event of a tall» are by such persons to agree upon the election, the commissioner shall decide and his decision shall be tins]. The . on ‘ option to elect to bring an action to “ recover damages under the term of Part A must be exercised'by so notify- ing the employer within thirty days after the happening of the injury, and ' said action must be brought within ' -’l§olie year trem till! little "df mm} ll‘ fie emp': c3er 1' not so notified. there shall Ibsllnlll (.lll)’ the right to com- ”action under the terms of this act . Van amended. If an employer has sc- ’1 copied part. B of this act as amended and 1..., -. - .u. tails to conform to any of the other provisions of part B as amended. he shall be lined not more .than one hundred dollars stench of- lease.“ The other amendments are to cor- rect printing errors orerrors of legal verbiage. Mr. diewes said that the amendments bad the approval of the ’ Judiciary. committee‘and *Mr. Hyde of lanchester said that the compensa- tion commissioners also approved of , it. Mr. Pelton of Clinton asked wheth or there was anything in the bill or the proposed amendments preventing 3.le exemption of employers of less :than five persons and was told there was not. Schedule D was adopted. Mr. Tracy 01 Derby offered an amendment, Sched:..c -.. lc-Auclflg the waiting period to seven days. Mr. V, ,fJiyde opposed it. saying a ednlpromisa 112.1 already been effected in reducing Vbhe period from fourteen to ten days. The amendment was rejected. . Schdule F was offered by Mr. Hyde, proiidingé‘forl‘ tbli‘prinling of digests . of compensation decisions instead of , the full decisions. Adopted. ' ' .1. in answer to a question by Mr. .mvidson of Bethany, Mr. Hewss said that the term "dosnsl jelanloyee was , now donned in the bill so that persons omployed in doing errands. sweeping sidewalks. etc., were no longer under the act llr. Back of Killingly submitted an ianlendment, Schedule 1, making Sec. ' ., tied applicable is pending actions. This section concerns the right to sue 1. '1 third person responsible for an ac- , 4anneal, to an employee of a second per ' 2.x:- Hyde of Manchester expldnod that a provision that. in the use of file death of an employee m leases m dependants 875.0 shall be given to the state had been omitted from the ‘1 r'"' muesli bill..lle evplalned the tecbnh collides of the bill, section by section. In answer to a question regarding haters who regularly employ less than five persons. but in harvest times "mph! more than‘liv‘o. innards sold “such employees. would some ou- deers act. but that the farmers have its right to insure sealant the knot amendment. Schedule [km the amendment establishing the old! 0!, “Section 21 Section forty-two of part ' FISK NON- $12le of F ISK TIRES. trlct at Norwich so that it would be at Williinantic. Mr. Hall said luaowu limantic was the geographical and log- ufaoturers. lie added that Norwich aloner. . My fiyde said an“ the dom- mlttoe had learned that most of the business came from Norwich and New London, but that he was not strenuous‘ ly in favor of Norwich. The amend- hnent was adopted. The bill was passed unanimously as amended. .MlNlSTER lN CONTEMPT? r 4‘ Rev. Charles F. Taylor Warned by ' l V the Greenwich Court. Rev Charles F. Taylor. the militant Congregational minister of Green- wich, who recently was candidate for the independent Party there. for Warden of the Borough, was warned by Judge Mend in the Borough Court of Greenwich that an article be ad- Tliere is no Better, no Safer tire! ized Service in the industry to compare With that back- Fisk Tires For Sale By All Dealers Tun FISK RUBBER COMPANY ioal center of the district and the most, convenient to the majority of the man-f was convenient only to the comma . LOW Lower Than The Pr'm; On Plain Tréads Of Many Other Standard Makes Compare Willi Plain Tread Prices Nathan Standard ill-ha ' 4i .334 - 27.30 4} 3:36 - 28.70 51:37 - 33.90 31:30 -1220 4 x34 - 20.35 of N. Y. Factory and Home Office, Chicopee Falls, Mass. l l on... w he' easily an ,m‘uuubnr. volcano/11.111; Ceremonies of Dedication Hold 'Tdday in Gnarls Saint‘ liens. —Every train which arrived in this city yesterday and last night was 1 crowded with mesinsnt persons from .ailpartsofltamwhohasscomehm A NON-SKID TIRES There is 110 TbeSecrctOf‘aGoodFigure . mum them H11 0 s Mormonism. comm“ "annealed-1:.“ loves thanks»: by writing to an. Wot-helium BENJAMIN I: JOHNES 50 Women Street'V GENOA, via Paris. my 5, 5:10 am." litre. sol; PRICES ‘ usibedalntismnoat “ 1111 " Zed—Kw " 1 93:0! "amongst-absolutely Ilsieand-year leer: BM samurai. llludavanot dealer than. for that-ass is hkb laws. ”Newark. N. J. LIGHT NAM-1min FALL. m. Pearls and Other Light Shades Elo- peotcd he 8min Favor. can Hatter says: in an article on light hats for fall. wear the current issue 'of the Ameri». Any no man fhmiliar with condin lay. selected for this clearance. Checks. TbeRecd&Volk Electrical Co. The Onimlly Equipped ' ruse-rarest. silos , In the town aq'ro IUPPLIII 0.. Norwalk. mile llull stock. Waco-my .- Wfi'I insurance mm Phon. ”5-60 80. Mlln 8%.. H ' m.” .- tions in the hat trade. who notea‘ 'Werksvsnts Omen-sting Llabm- ' mltted having Written for a Green- :0“ “18‘? way to Qaarto Saint' Elena. carefully the trend of bat fashions and is accustomed to exercising bis ludg‘. ‘ ty, Maria. and Automobile. - Surety Bends. wich newspaper was in contempt of court. The clergyman, nevertheless, said he would stand by the article, which it appears, suggested that Judge Mead intended to convict J. liarvsy Finch. Oscar J. Yeager'and Charles M. Berry, candidates of the indepen- dent VParty, who were prosecuted for failing to file a list of their election expenses, within the time limited by law Rev. Mr. Taylor was questioned by Judge Mead. and later the clergyman lal'idressed the Court. He said he be- lieved that Judge Walsh the prose- outing attorney, intended to convict the three Independents, and he add-- ed that he could bring witnesses who would say they had heard ludge Mead say he intended to convict the men. Mr. Taylor also said he be- lisxed that Judge Mead would do to attend the dedication of the menu- ment erected in honor of Garibaldi and his' famous thousand, who sailed from the little town in Sardinia. on the ox- : ‘pedltion which resulted in the annexa- tion of Sicily by lialy. These ceremonies, which it was an- nounced at the eleventh hour King Victor Emmanuel and the members of his cabinet would not attend because they were unable to leave Rome ill view of the gravity of the interaction peculiar political significance because the, proposed participation of the king might be considered a direct affront to Austria at a time when diplomatic re- l lotions were strained almost to the ‘breaklng point. .abriele d'Annunslo. who will deliv- 'er the principal address, was met l l upon his arrival here by General lilo-‘1 ciotti Garibaldi and lime. Garibaldi, the sculptor Bambi. designer of the , al situation, have been regarded as or ment of the evolution of public taste in. dress. must arrive at. the conclusion that light colors in men's bats will.l strike the public fancy and meet with general approval. While the early-orders placed on. Notaries Public steamship Tickets 1. M. Layton a‘c..-1.. mi. more So. Norwalk INSURANCE , 5 Railroad Ave. the road show a‘ preponderance of 1 blacks. blues. greens and the new blue steel. which constitute over onehalt the buying. yetlt lo a well known fact that these early orders are placed on the records of the past whereas the ypumhasea for the fall should represent the styles that are to, be rather than those that have been. . 1 - We have had blues, green and steels, particularly the two first man, tinned..for years—when a man sonata, a retail store next September and asha.“Whal.’s the latest style?" will the merchant show the same old blue orgrssn? And it he does. will theme 11 . stealer feel that. enchahattsr is hilt-0. ; l Result-r1 rvrewalrsas .4 r. c. Smith. .Hnderwood. . Remington. all, other whatever Prosecuting Attornev ' Walsh recommended in the matter. monument. the W” and deputies. Judge Mead denied Attorney ,Tha pool was wildly cheered by the Brush’s motion to dismiss the prose lm (utions. stating that he had taken the matter up with the Attorney General Hr: granted Prosecuting Attorney Walsh's motion to excuse ’the ac- cused. Mn Walsh said that the ac. cured would have saved themselves all the trouble and toss. it they had evplained matters to him before the prosecutions were brought. SEEMTlAN m GOURT AGAIN T0. DAY. nos ANGEIES, Cal, May 5.—En- oonraged: by what he considered was an overwhelming verdict given him by the pesplo‘ln the municipal primary youtorday. motions: Sebastian, first choice for; mayor was ready to appear in court today to resume the. studio hisr own-defense against the charge that hand Mrs. Lillie Pratt contributed to the dependency of Edith Sol-kin, Mrs. Pratt's half sis- tor. however. depended upon' the condition of. thoinror whose illness, was one of the cam for the Whoment Mon- day. seamen himself was mm the '-eauuormuiaper1m=nonoasme when two. shots mined at him Wamwuhomeibutbo the“ commissioner of the second w‘mndbbetuhyroeoveredmday new the 111.1 would i. mun-11.? he passed to his hotel. The mayor has issued a proclamar lien which says: “Genoa today fill-u fills. he: vow to immortalisa in beams the brilliant exploits of the ems-11H lane. Never before have we felt so strongly vibrating within us the soul l the annals of-‘its liberty the firmness or. its will audits. strength are sacrifice. l the hope that the monument will ever inspire the ideal of Italy's glory in the hearts and; minds other children REGENT!“ WAN“ LOAN. some mans. Mar d.——-Negdtld2l” tions of the Argentine governmean with New Fork and London bankers for a loan of anrox'imately mom.» 000 in gold are progressing favorably, signed before the end of‘theiweek. MODERATE EARTflQtlAKE SHOW“: .1- WASHING?“ Day 53%”. mobs at. Georgetown University to daybstwean‘ltuondzzdaamme- corded continents of moderatin- 1 of the Fatherland. which draws nonl' 110:1le ma: ants. but also the The proclamation further expresaeme . produced in a number of '0 llfi‘l“ are as host- trimminx and-it isnnpeéctsd a contrmn-win‘bef W was 22th . 11m 1 m . the new styles? one is seen owlonslly' in public there. enough to turn the thoughts. 6 1113111 aqua-1n 1111‘de shades and whatever similar effect. may he s These new hhahl shades have be- ”i elects that will nomadic. l’tlle vogue of light colors. _MAVILMEN PROTEST USE OF GEL-3‘ DEED INSERTS ill “WINDOW" ENHELOPEB. Theeerriersaadolerhsefdlaepsat omen dsdthattheymhlndsmdelmé essatrelncauasdhytnrlagteread the addresses on! colodedn‘inclosures mI‘WMW' . “Wm . in. Hewlett mans carriers had a museum with a“ V, dataand. will. us consider than-tho .1, 1. detach represents the old fashion or :3 (:de ll B ' 3 in the 3'3““ throng whlc _. In the large cities pearls 11“? ml. lust enough swing this spring so that Places-a little sprinkling here Mt; the-1an on the street pearlhatm and set them new“ ‘0 “1° minimum :4, mm with favor and still blather promote ‘ thalrwerlc and mammogram:- 1 “Sr sold. dented. W. 'xoal‘ns, 38 . in month. “ii-chines sold at til per month: has. DONNELLY. i0 VIoutlr-‘Main street. youth flown. w 1 .. ,.,mrlools1’s NEED 94,500,000. sentence, May swfinropriatlm‘ :hoy‘e‘ been” made '- idddnal'fih’urohtefitry on the ,Vworldz. u‘m- onnounce'd today. 1 m Weston of which cor. naps w. - of New Yer-Vii. ls the‘fi-ees— Baird of limits Iii-slurs, Wool). soars; or Sunday. schools. 321011015 Board of Education-0510.000. American Bible Socials. W0. church W Sold-fa. 3&0. m _ "Notwithstanding the special memories occasioned. by the was." enhancers-ala‘mamalorrosV #01 Maine. was one: 00:01. few abushhuaiee‘sasquladenmnln‘ V «mu, f lineman“ Aid. Society... W000. ; ing these Tailored Suits any longer. at. on Finance «at; Methodists: 5mm .M‘ltllsicbumlilibrliusbonf the; 1 » whishsodldthsmwifllout eDmRead Co Established ' 1857 Vie Those Suits which have been priced ”$30.00, $45.00 and up to $55.00 are Fine Scrges, Silk Poplins, Gobardincs, Jacquard Poplins, Exclusive designs with short plalted coats, Eton coats, and eccentric made with collars, girdles or wide belts, ornamented with Belgian or Italian embroidery, braided effects, and some with applications of gilt or tinsel cmbroidcrd bands. Military and “Vivandiore” effects with much braid and small buttons. Silk poplin suits A goodly_ number of these, so much desired by women who dress smartly fashionable shades of navy and Belgian blue, sand color, peacock green and rcseda, dove gray and tart. Linings of flowered. Dresden silk of best grade satin. All new marked $25.00 - The Spring Tallol'ed Suits are to be Closed out Sale commencing Thursday Morning This refers exclusively to Suits from $30.00 upwards. The protracted cold weather brings summer time in too close proximity to be hold— resign the profit on them without further de- ,7. '_,‘V the ones '9'". _. Moires and Shepherds’ little jackets Black and On sale Thursday. ‘ 1 gloom» 111112 A Glass Sale 111 the Basement Table Glass in such needed articles as Compotcs, large and small Sugar and Cream Sets. Cake and Sandwich Plates, Jugs, Vases, Cheese and Cracker Dishes, Cructa. Tobacco and Biscuit Jars, Candlesticks, Spoon Trays and Baskets. splendid assortment, nearly everything at half price and less, to lighten a heaw stock. .1 A The City National Bank To Provide For . Your Taxes Next Year deposit weekly in the Savings Department of this bank and your money can be withdrawn April I, 1916, . WITH INTEREST AT 4%. The A. 1]. Funeral Directors and Embalmers Collins Co. a Coupleieillouse Furnishers . 12-18 No. nan $1. meson: 747- So. Norwalk. am. Whether you a new one. .th1an your Refrigerator. are 1 Sanitary Refrigerators A ’lMedern Home Necessity enjoying the old home or are to butld No feature demands more careful Consideration _ Our line of Refrigerators are sanitary, insure perfect circulation of cold, dry air, and the whole interidr can easily be kept sweet, clean and sanitary 1 Prices range from $4. 95 to $35.00 ‘ A. J. Combs Company fl. tyne” Stern liycirlnR & Clothing Co. __u-n , Formerly known as "3'3”.“ Steam Ruling a Cleaning qu- Silk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. sq . Telephone 4186. ii. “if“. Prop. es: Stats 8L. Bridgeport \ pa "moves AND ‘ thilreYeurAssets? .. mamdfin1e~dnmotbulns§md personal nllalrs Mthcmethnfieinploydvmmlnfll ‘ mane mars 'mmmsm account. WeinvltoacconnlswhlcharoV mwmmnwnflm Fairheld county National 3311. Tilt MST BANK: IN seam today 1. ,,, housnromnsnmcr THE romeo m 1COT~ GOODS. race SUPPLIES sun New and second-Hand. nousnrnmfimcs. afield. at Lowest Price. 1131:330deme ThelollerllitdiSrSlorc ills Buy Hand Furniture am so. min :1. so. Norwailc. . and Slaves. , II. OuTanalW. ""‘“ " ._._.. Mi“ " "W“ ”W" ‘" Seé mason: I'lotesaphcr seam mm mm!- .- sandman am :1 Lugs M‘ (Slot! From)» . Gamma”: Ab“? ‘ w " m; 3“" mwma. sailors-1. or Freely (freer: .
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